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eastwards

An Eastward Look.

He received the 2004 Charlemagne Prize for his efforts in the Eastward expansion of the European Union.

The description of the Dwarf-road agrees precisely with the later course of the road on the Eastward extension of the map (see p. 285 and insert).

The Dwarf-cities are in AB II still placed 'far south of Beleriand', as on the Eastward extension of the map (p. 285; see insert).

The authors did however concede that the Eastward vista along the street was "agreeably closed" by attractive buildings built by Thomas Pocock on Kensington Park Road.

Marston dedicated 'The Malcontent' to Jonson and the two collaborated with Chapman on 'Eastward Ho', a 1605 play whose anti-Scottish sentiment landed both authors in jail for a brief time.

Asgar, is found also in the list of Old English names (p. 256); in Q, and on the Eastward extension of the map, as in The Silmarillion, the form is Ascar.

When I awoke, without having parted in my sleep with the perception of my wretchedness, the clocks of the Eastward churches were striking five, the candles were wasted out, the fire was dead, and the wind and rain intensified the thick black darkness.

The title page of the first edition states that the play was acted at the Blackfriars, with no mention of the company's name - which indicates that the play must have been performed in late 1605 or early 1606, after the Queen's Revels Children has lost royal patronage as a result of the Eastward Hoe scandal.

The current will have set us far to the eastward, he thought.

The day came when the war party was ready to move eastward.

He started in the west again and moved slowly eastward.

She turned away and went slowly eastward along the water.

The next day I took a course slightly more to the eastward.

"If they move eastward toward the city, we have forces in place to stop them."

His head came up and looked eastward, beyond the village.

Over the next several days, the system moved slowly eastward with little development.

They were to stay there until all the trade from the eastward had passed.

For example, to say someone is walking at two miles per hour eastward can mean many things.

He kept looking down the coast, eastward, like the answer might be there.

The river, eastward from this point, was said to become more dangerous.

So he kept on his way, still eastward, and came to yet another passage, which brought him to a door.

She thought of something and called Conan's attention to the view eastward.

Then, for the first time, they had a chance to pause and look eastward.

He continued eastward, well into the heart of enemy country, but they were gone.

There he left it and turned eastward into the mountains.

He said nothing further, but instead walked off eastward into the darkness.

Faintly, from far to the eastward, the sound of a shot was heard.

Now able to see the man turns eastward to face a blank wall.

Next day they began marching eastward down the side of the great river.

So Doug turned eastward, found that the third turn led only to the right.

Ned took the glass back and looked further to the eastward.

They had been traveling eastward again for a space of some ten days since my taking.

Since he wasn't, the rest of us kept looking eastward.